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HYDE & Humble viii close their store az .
O'Clock p. m. except Saturday, during zoe
months Of July and August 4i-0
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Eor keuS
C. c. sterling

Twenty bed rooms over Nos % and rs
North Main. Dunbar & bearing S3cs
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The scavenger. formerly = :. Sssrhng G
S. Main street. Telephone No. Isl a LII
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Notice.,

Prescriptions compounded at all hours of
the night at Hettinger Bros, 222 K. Douglas.
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WAufM.

Every person 20 drink Geuda and Wau-
kesha Springs Water at Hettinger Bros
Drug Store 2s2 East Douglas avenue 6Stf
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PalaceHOtel.

Hettinger Bros. drug store open all hours
during the night. dS4 Ct
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Editor Eagle:


Please announce me a candidate for the ONCE
OF Register Of Deeds subject TO the decision OF the
Republican county convention w. l.. McBee
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Strayed.

A white mare, lame IN front foot. Leave
information and get reward at Innes & Ross,
White House. Slot
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Editor Eagle:
/ wish TO announce to the voters OF Sedgwfck
county, through the columns of the EAGLE. that am
q candidate for the ofce OF County Treasurer, sub
1ect to the decision OF the Republican convention.
Respectfully, H. L. Taylor,
Wichita, KRns. July II 1887.
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The night call at Hettinger Bros drug
store will be answered promptly at all hours
of the night. dSi st
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Editor Eagle.


Please announce my name as a candidate for Reg
lister of Deeds subject TO the decision OF the RepUb
Hcan county convention. Robert G. DEAN
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Please announce me q candidate for the office Of
County Treasurer at the ensuing election, subject
20 the decision Of the Republican convention. L. a.
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Dunbar & bearing have an elegant line Of
burial robes. 235 " Man, telephone 3Sa
DOL mo
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Stated communication of Wichita Royal
Arch Chapter this evening for the transac
ton of business.
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Editor Eagle:
Please announce that am candidate for re-elec-
ton to the Office OF Sheriff OF Sedgwick county w.
". Hays.
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Editor Eagl.

Editor Eagle:
Please announce me a candidate for register OF
deeds, subject TO the decision of the Democrat
convention. J. Il. Brown 69w&d
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We can sell you the best grocery wagon in
the state. KELLY q DUNBAR.
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Editor Eagle:

Please announce me as a candidate for the Office
OF county clerk, subject to the decision OF the Re
publican convention. J. W. Dale Sherman Twp.
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Editor Eag.

EU1IOr EGgIe.
Please al nounce Capt Daniel Murphy OF Ninescah
Towhnsp d candidate for the ONCE OF rerIf ter Of
deeds OF Sedgwick county. subject to the decision
OF the Republican county convention
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Editor Eagle
Please announce candidate for the ONCE of
Res iser OF Deeds at the ensuing election subject to
the de csion OF the Republican convention. I. D.
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Editor Eagl

Editor Eage:
Please announce me a candidate for the of1ce OF
County Clerk for the ensuing term subject to the
decision OF the county Republican convention. b.
rfu
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Please announce me a candidate for the ONCE OF
ounty Commissioner for the First district 7. g..
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FG tor Eagle:
ease announce me IS candidate for the ofiice OF
+ ister OF Deeds, subject to the action Of the Re
Oiican county convention. r. M. Doffemyne.
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Take Cannon Ball Stase" from Cullfson
for Greensburg. S-r
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Please announce me a candidate for the or ce
o. county coroner. subject to the decision OF the
E@oubiicsn county convention. c. N. Garrison Ex
Coroner.
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For Rent.

Cobs for sale at Zephyr mills. Telephone
l69 S4-20*
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VIII you please announce that John Tucker will be
q Republican candidate for the ONCE OF county
fr<ae
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=
lease announce me as a candidate for County
Clark for the ensuing term, subject to the decision
o. he Republican county convention. S. DuDkin-
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Dunbar & bearing have tho finest hearses
in the state. 2S5 n. Main: telephone 3os.
d61-lmo
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Please announce me a candidate for register of
oeis subject 10 the decision of the Democratic
veation J. r. Brown. 72w&d
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Editor Eagle.


Please announce candidtte for re election to
the ofre or coroner subject to the decision of the
Republican convention. J. W. Wingard.
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For Rent.

Nice business room No. 2s3 North Main.
Dunbar s. Dearing. d-Sot
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Please announce me a candidate for Comfy Com
missioner W. the LIST district sub to the decision OF
the Republican convention. c. Pitman.
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To The Editor OF the Eagle:
Please announce the name OF Bruce Manamee a.
candidate for the office of register OF deeds of Sedg
wick county, subject 10 the decision Of the hepubl
can county convention.
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THE MINNESOTA ROUTE

The Wichita and Western and
K1ngman, Pratt and Western
Railroads traverse the finest
farming and grazing country in
Kansas. See that your tickets
read via. this route.
TIME TABLE.
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1ai11RE eagle
n. N. MURDOCH BRO. Proprietors.
FRI Jay MORNING. AUG. 26, 1887.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Please ammo unce me candidate for reelection to
the ONCE OF County Surveyor, subject to the decfs-
Ion Of the Republican County Convention.
Please announce me q candidate for the Office Of
County Treasurer at the ensuing election. subject
20 the decision Of the Republican convention. L. A.
Editor Eagle
Please announce me candidate for the ONCE Of
ounty Commissioner for the First district T. g.
/ wish to announce to the voters OF sedgwick
candidate for the ONCE Of County Treasurer. sub
aect to the decision OF the Republican convention.
Wichita, Kans.. July II, 1887.
Please announce me a candidate for the ONCE Of
DECISION Of he S eo sne sepuean convention
d. Downing.
Editor Eagle:
of Register Of Deeds subject to the decision of the
Republican county convention W. L. McBee.
Please announce me candidate for the ONCE OF
Res OF Deeds at the ensuing election subject to
the de csion Of the Republican convention. 7. D.
Fouts.
Editor Eagle:
lister Of Deeds subject to the decision OF the Repub
ncan county convention. Robert c. DEAN
Please announce that am candidate for re-elec-
VI Hays.
EDITOR Eagle:
ease announce me candidate for the ONCE Of
+ gster OF Deeds subject to the action Of the Re
IEoican county convention. F. III. Doffiemyne.
T. tor Eagle.
CTK for the ensuing term, subject TO the decision
o. he Republican county convention. S. Dunkin
Eagle Tow nanlL. oedgwick Co.. Kansas
To The Editor OF the Eagle:
Please announce the name OF Bruce Manamee as
candidate for the oceo of register OF deeds of Sedg
wick county, subject 10 the decision OF the hepnbl-
can county convention
Editor Eagle:
OF county clerk subject TO the decision OF the Re
publican convention. J. W. Dale, Sherman Twp.
Editor EsgIe:
WIN you please announce that John Tucker will be
q Republican candidate for the ONCE OF county
treasurer
Editor Eagle:
Please announce me a candidate for Comfy Com
missioner N the LIST district subject to the decision OF
the Republican convention. G. Pitman.
Editor Eagle:
Please announce me as candidtte for re election to
the oire OF coroner subject to the decision of the
Republican convention. J. W. Wingard.
Editor Eagle
Please al nounce Capt Daniel Murphy Of Ninescah
Towhnsip candidate for the ONCE Of rerl ter Of
deeds OF Sedgwick county, subject to the decision
OF the Republican county convention
Editor Eagle:
Please announce me candidate for register of
deeds, subject 10 the decision of the Democrat,
convention. J. Il. Brown e9w&d
Editor Eagle:
Please announce me a candidate for the on ce
o. county coroner subject TO the decision of the
Froubiicsn county convention. c. N. Garrison EK-
Coroner.
Editor Eagle:
Tease announce me a candidate for register of
ceis subject 10 the decision of the Democratic
At ton J. r. Brown. 72w&d
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-13
INDEX TONEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

MEETINGS German Volunteers; Infrmary
Ball General Committee; Friendship Lodge
No. "a. Imp. o. f. 5. Of l.; Georgia Historical
society; Georgia Lodge No. 15l, o. X. 5. Il.
SPECIAL NoTIoRs-Removal OF J. t. Fra
ser, Veterinary Surgeon; Payment OF Policy
IN Methodist Mutual Aid Association; S. V.
q Club Library; Card of Thanks; Townsend,
she Fine Printer and Binder.
&1rGoLUMN ADvERTIsEMENTs-Help
Wanted; It 5oyment Wanted; For Rent;
sFor Sale; BT11ding: Personal; Miscellane-
'ous.
AMUsEMHNrs - Rhea's Special Matinee
Tuesday; Grand Prize Masquerade Ball.
PARAsoLs-F. Gutman.
HIGHLANp BRAND CONDENSED MILLS.
GuckenheYfier Il Son, Sole Agents.
NEW SPRING GooDs-At Patsheks.
NOTICE TO CONTRA CToRs AND BUILDERS
Cornwell Il Chapman.
MAKING THINGS LIvELY-At Eckstein's.
TRY OUR soc. TEA-Strauss Bros.
AUCTION SALEs-Fashionable Jewelry. by
II. D. LaRoche's Sons; Furniture. by J. NC
raughlin & Son.
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A Ouaar Story.
From the .Nlnneap1its Trihn.

ff0'a mo WihnedDJtIS tribune.
| heard a queer fact to-day that seems to
come fttinglY under this head of mind read
ing. Last fall there was a company of Zuni
Indians stopping in and around Boston. The
Zunis showed great admiration and fondness
for the sea, and one day OF their visit was
passed in an excursion to Manchester, on the
coast. a few miles from Boston. While there
the old chief PABLO wah- to- wa broke out wi tn
the exclamation. THE old man died last
night" referring to one of the patriarchs of
the tribe in IunIland. whose illness had occu-
pied the minds of his brethren for some time
before. This remark was jOtted IN the memo
randum book Of newspaper man who over
heard it, and thought 1t might be worth re-
memDering.
This newspaper man has received letter
from Mr.. Frank Cushing, the young ethnolo-
gist who wac Instrumental in bring ny the
Zunls here. He wrote that "the old man" OF
the Zunls did die iast fail A. no accurate
record OF these events is kept among the In
dams, it 10 impossible to verify the exact date
but as near Ms Mr.. Cushing can learn, the
death took place not far from the time at
which PABLO weh- te-wa declared it on the
sandy shore Of Manchester, with the sick man
$500 miles away.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-13
The Devoted Hen.
FROM Tie YoutA's Companton

From the Youths COnDGat9n.
Patrick Doyle has cow on his dairy farm
whose life il just now made miserable by a
hens singular attachment for her.
For over year the hen has been an insepa-
rable companion Of the COW, and spends all
of the time, when not on her nest or Joining
the other chickens when they are fed, perched
on the cows back. There she roosts at night
whether the cow may be in the barn, the barn
yard or the pasture.
The COW does not approve Of this close com
panIonship, and is always frying to shake
the hen of her back, or whisk her of with her
tail. The hen is always prepared for these
attempts, and when the COW lowers her head
and shakes her shoulders the hen trots along
her back beyond the effects OF the shaking
AT times the COW will suddenly start on a
dead run around a field or the BARNARD
lowering her head. flashing her tail and bell
lowing, as If TO terrify the hen INTO taking
her departure. The result of this manpuvre
on the part of the COW is. nine times out OF
ten, to force its unwelcome companion 70 "
off. The COW is no sooner at rest than the hen
steals w and mounts again TO her perch.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-13
Reception. by People in mourning.

from he HtnhenpotS IT t6hne.
How peculiar some people are. | guess IL
must be heritage. For instance, CHANGED
to be in street car the other day ana over
heard two ladies conversing.
"One OF them said: NOW, wasn't that a
delightful reception at Mr.. Blanks the other
afternoon. Yet the paper scarcely mentioned
II. Why, everybody was there"
Yes, but YOU know. Mrs. Blank is in
mourning; and of course, IL wouldn't do TO
nave II IN the papers. 1t wouldn't be right.
you know"
No, Of course not, wonder / didn't think
OF that "
And thus they chatted. couldn't help but
hear. To my Intense surprl-e learned that
II was quite the thing for ladies In mourning
TO give receptions, but under the rose. Much
| marYcled thereAt. / am opposed TO mourn
ing We were not put here TO mourn. II our
ideas of Christianity are right, we haven't
anything 10 mourn for in the death OF rela-
tive or friend, for they are better on. It IL
proper and right TO show the grief we feel on
occasion. but TO mourn for wear or 81, and
30 around In this CAV world looking like u
funeral procession Is not right. Therefore it
struck me as peculiarly funny that in Che
upper circles " Is not considered wrong TO
brighten mp the mourning period with little
enjoyment, but that u was wrong TO le' any
body know u. Yes, this 10 queer world, and
lots Oh peculiar people there are in II.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-13
PERSONAL.

AN earnest effort is being made in Philadel-
phia for the erection OF a monumental statue
Of General Mcclellan at the east front OF The
Municipal Building.
DR.. GERsTER, the brother of the celebrated
prima donna, is making a collection of lnstan.
taneous photographs of difficult surgical oDer-
ations for the benefit OF students.
A YOUNG LADY constituent of Congressman
Buck, of Connecticut, has written TO him for
all the documents on the fishery question. IA
she says she is interested in the study of
botany.
MUNKAosY, the painter. who recently re.
turned TO Paris, Ia going to give Il dinner TO
Minister McLane in recognition of the atten-
tions which he received while visiting this
country.
ACCORDING to a correspondent Miss Anna
Dickinson has entreatles for plays from two
well-known stars, for novel from New
York publisher, and for several magazine
articles.
IT ia said that Henry Watterson's father
prdes himself with having shaken hands with
all the Presidents since Monroe. He was In
Congress with John Quincy Adams and is
now 20 years old.
Two attaches OF the Chinese Legation are
skilled performers on strange and wonderful
musical instruments used in the Flowery
Kingdom. The result Is that they are in great
demand at social receptions.
MRS. BETTY TAYLOR DAHDRTDGR, daughter
OF the late President Taylor, is visiting Mrs.
Barnes, widow of the late Surgeon General of
the army. Mrs. cambridge has resided for
the past twenty-five years in Winchester,
Va.
NOW that he has the finest house on the Pa
cilc coast. James G. Flood Is turning his at
tention toward aesthetics. lie has been buy
ing paintings by the dozen recently, and. it's
said. proposes to make raid on the next
Paris salon.
AMONG Tho novel toilets worn ny ladies al
n recent W Washington reception was a white
dress worn by an Admirals daughter, the
front OF which was hung with golden bells,
and another was embroidered VITA Il ght OF
golden swallows.
MISS AUGUSTA KLUMPKE, OF California,
who is n student Of medicine at the Paris
Medical school has Just been appointed hOu-e
surgeon in the hospitals of that city. This is
the lrst instance Of "a woman receiving this
honor, and II was won in the face of the most
bitter opposition.
A NEW York SYNDICATE desires to erect
system Of water wotks a. Bar Haruor.
Thursday Mr.. Blaine made an argument be
fore the Maine Legislature 10 favor OF grant
ing this franchise TO the New lorkers. An
eye witness SAYS: "Mr. Blaine tried to he
verv domineering. but was much discOmi ted
IN cross-cxamination by George q. Yeaton, y
bright young country laH{r@.H
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-13

T'U" t"e INttUdsIDNtu NetU6.
A young man about town propounded q
question to young lady of his acquaintance
recently, and, being unable to answer, she
exhibited a card with the word "Damfinop
printed upon 1t. The young man took the
card from her. ana short time afterw ard
PAID another visit where he was thrown into
company with a stylish young person of the
genus dude who seemed TO be somewhat in
terested III politics, II wonder who the
Democrats viii nominate for Mayor now ?''
he asked of the young man about town. The
latter takes no interest in politics, and sprung
the card "Damfno" on his interroga tor .
That's my candidate" he said. The dude
adjusted his eye-glass and read the ord.
Then he remarked, with a sDeer: II just
thought they would put up some sunburt
Italian. They always put their foot In it,"
Truth necessitates the statement that "sun-
burnt was not the adjective he used,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-13
Tho Washington Encanpment.


In another column will be found very
interesting and spirited communication
on the subject of Savannah's military
organizations taking part in the great en-
campment at Washington next May, for
Which preparations are already being
made. The military companies of Savan-
nah will compare favorably with those OF
any other city in the country, and there
is no Savannahian who would not like TO
see the Savannah soldiery represented on
that occasion. The flower of the military
organizations of the whole country will
be there, and thousands OF people from
all sections OF the country will be present
to honor and applaud the nations yolun-
teer soldiers.
Savannah can hardly afford to be with
out representation on such an occasion.
The fame of her military organizations is
not confined to this city, or this State.
and the absence of her soldery would eX-
cIte inquiry.
The encampment is fixed for period
of the year when business ls not pressing,
and it would not he difficult to secure
representation that Savannah would have
good reason to be proud OF. The expense
is, OF course, matter that would require
consideration, but there are those outside
OF the military companies who would
gladly help bear that, and, besides, there
will be such great reductions in trans
portaton rates that the cost, alter all,
will not be so very great.
OF course, if there is any intention of
taking part in the encampment deter
mination in the matter ought to be reached
as soon as possible. The prizes are
worth contending for, but they cannot be
won without an effort. Hard and per-
sistent work will be required to take
leading place among the organizations
which will make up the Washington en-
campment. ssvannah's companies can
take place of that kind If they make the
effort
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-13

From the Neeo York MAI and Esprsss.
peculiarly in connection with Nine.
PATHS toilet has been revealed. 1t appears
that when the diva goes to her bath, " hich
she makes about 5oiclock on the evenings she
Ia TO sing, she never allows the water TO touch
her neck and face, although the rest of her
body 10 rehgiously immersed. She has sim
gular theory that hot or cold water produces
wrinkles, and it is certainly some sort of
proof that her theory is correct that In spite
OF being considerably over 40 years of age,
there Is not wrinkle visible upon her neck,
throat or face. OF course she insists that she
Keeps equally clean by means OF cold cream,
which she uses in copious quantities. gener-
ally spreading it on her face and neck and
leaving it there while her maid goes through
the halr-dressing process, often period of
an hour or so. Then the cold cream is taken
of very carefully with a fowl, and Nine.
Patti considers herself washed
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-13


Judge Hoar, one of the legal lights at the
trial of the AndoYer professors, is said to be
an absent-mlnded man. He is also said to be
q little harsh and abrupt at times. AS the
story goes. he listened intently to the argu-
ment of Prof. Dwight yesterday, and with
the others went TO lunch. His mind was full
of deeds and heresies anu legal phrases as he
proceeded slowly to the dining room. HIS
friends noticed that he was rather preoccu-
pied, and watched himcloseiy.
Close to the hat-rack is a large mirror,
reaching to the floor. Judge Hoar carelessl Y
placed his hat on the rack, and lowering his
head and muttering and gesticulating to him
self. turned abruptly about and saw figure
in the mirror. He paused for a moment, an d
waited for the other fellow IN the mirror TO
pass. The other fellow did not pass, and the
Judge shouted angrily, Isn't there room
enough for you to pass?"
His friends burst into laughter, and the
Judge himself soon realizing that he was the
victim Of a huge Joke. Joined in the sport.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-13

With the exception OF the Speaker, it is
believed that there will be an entire
change of officers by the next House.
All OF the present officers OF the House
IRE candidates for reelection, but about
have a very poor prospect for success.
The country won't growl if all
except the Speaker are given the grand
bounce. They don't believe IN civil SER
vice reform, and they ought not to be
allowed TO practice that which they
don't preach.